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Col. Armands Saltups, Air Force commander, Latvian

Col. Armands Saltups, Air Force commander, Latvian

Col. Armands Saltups, Air Force commander, Latvian National Armed Forces, and Col. John Miner, commander, Alpena Combat Readiness Training Center, Mich. visited Battle Creek Air National Guard Base, Mich., Aug.... More

Col. Armands Saltups, Air Force commander, Latvian

Col. Armands Saltups, Air Force commander, Latvian

Col. Armands Saltups, Air Force commander, Latvian National Armed Forces, Col. John Miner, commander, Alpena Combat Readiness Training Center, Mich., and Maj. Kaspars Skudrovs, airfield manager, Lielvarde Air B... More

Col. Armands Saltups, Air Force commander, Latvian

Col. Armands Saltups, Air Force commander, Latvian

Col. Armands Saltups, Air Force commander, Latvian National Armed Forces, and Col. John Miner, Alpena Combat Readiness Training Center, Mich. depart from Alpena CRTC for Battle Creek Air National Guard Base, Mi... More

Col. Armands Saltups, Air Force commander, Latvian

Col. Armands Saltups, Air Force commander, Latvian

Col. Armands Saltups, Air Force commander, Latvian National Armed Forces, and Col. John Miner, commander, Alpena Combat Readiness Training Center, Mich. depart from Alpena CRTC for Battle Creek Air National Gua... More

Col. J.R. Alexander, 110th Operations Group commander,

Col. J.R. Alexander, 110th Operations Group commander,

Col. J.R. Alexander, 110th Operations Group commander, shows Col. Armands Saltups, Air Force commander, Latvian National Armed Forces, the 110th Operations Group's unclassified MQ-9 simulator at Battle Creek Ai... More

Col. Armands Saltups, Air Force commander, Latvian

Col. Armands Saltups, Air Force commander, Latvian

Col. Armands Saltups, Air Force commander, Latvian National Armed Forces, visited Battle Creek Air National Guard Base, Mich., Aug. 14, 2018. Saltups toured base facilities and discussed new areas of collaborat... More

Col. Daniel Whipple, 110th Attack Wing vice commander,

Col. Daniel Whipple, 110th Attack Wing vice commander,

Col. Daniel Whipple, 110th Attack Wing vice commander, briefs Col. Armands Saltups, Air Force commander, Latvian National Armed Forces, and Maj. Kaspars Skudrovs, airfield manager, Lielvarde Air Base, Latvia at... More

Col. Armands Saltups, Air Force commander, Latvian

Col. Armands Saltups, Air Force commander, Latvian

Col. Armands Saltups, Air Force commander, Latvian National Armed Forces, and Col. John Miner, commander, Alpena Combat Readiness Training Center, Mich. depart from Alpena CRTC for Battle Creek Air National Gua... More

Col. Armands Saltups, Air Force commander, Latvian

Col. Armands Saltups, Air Force commander, Latvian

Col. Armands Saltups, Air Force commander, Latvian National Armed Forces, and Col. John Miner, Alpena Combat Readiness Training Center, Mich. depart from Alpena CRTC for Battle Creek Air National Guard Base, Mi... More

Col. Armands Saltups, Air Force commander, Latvian

Col. Armands Saltups, Air Force commander, Latvian

Col. Armands Saltups, Air Force commander, Latvian National Armed Forces, and Col. John Miner, Alpena Combat Readiness Training Center, Mich. depart from Alpena CRTC for Battle Creek Air National Guard Base, Mi... More

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